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Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
CSS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

eha.e sondcrful values in dress materials, all wool
Vt men ! rs low as 80 cents yard. Beautiful WOO
sa.57 cel us. 38 inches wide. Splendid goods at sc
cents I'd 81. Our Silk Finished Black Cash
a'5 cents are q very great bargain, 46 inches
ns and sig ity. A good 3S.iuch alwool Black
as at SO ce. Its yard. Our Black Guinet Silk al
N wear qua vate ed, is worthy attention; we have
nnusa1ds Of y; vds OF this make of silk. We have
pack n'ck Silk as ow as SO cents yard. Beautiful
Naadames at cents, 81, and $I.25.
tad Winter Un terwtar for Ladies, Gentlemen and
;tne, medium and cheap. Goods for all classes
Ao,tons Of peopl =. A very large stock at very low
Doat fail to 10, ,k at oar underwear before pur-
X Blankets and aorafortables are all ready. with
@eS and lowest D, ices. as usual. People who have
sa ~s Underwear, Bla akets and Comfortables of us
"aat splendid value can furnish in these goods
nsry economical hout keeper should see our Cream
~ 5osIssks at SO cents yard, and our Oat Meal Tow
~ too Cents, sizes aox42, worth 25 cents and good
"ae d1s awake, intelligent cash buyers of Dry Goods
aHd sad urrounding count " are cordially invited
Sna a SVa themselves of the grand opportunity we
and HSm M TO save money ON weir purchases OF Dry
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

ARE YOU MADE miserable by indi
gesiion, constipation. dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? shiloh's Vital.
izsr Is q positive cure. Sold by N. B.
Danforth, cor. 2nd b Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

We invite these who have been una
be TO &c, o -four that would just suit
them TO give as trial. as We know we
can aadsfy them. ]. 8. Hamilton q
o., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Old Coin.

The notice In the REPUBLICAN of q
dime dated 1903, led Mr.. Cameron, No.
302 West street, to exhibit to us one cast
in the same or a similar die, dated 1901.
He also had in his pocession cent dated
1911.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vita
iizer is guarsnteed to cure you. Sold
by Danforth, cor. 2nd and Market ets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Workiugmen,

a. we'll as their employ ers, are wide
awake to their best interest when they
cell on Steward for his famous "Silver
Medap -four, only IS 90 per bbl $40.
per l21< lbs. Drop IN at N. W. corner
Fourrn and King when buying your
ma, ketipg and see the splendid white
We are also whelesalipR and retailing
prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
is the remedy for you. N. B. Dam
forth, corner Second and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

We are ready for the ladies now W 18th
the grandes. line of fall novelties we
ever had. Please call at Mrs. Jacobs,
6l7 Market aud 220 King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Fine gold and silver watches ut re.
duced prices a full line Of gold and
fine rolled gold plated chains at 10 t..
Fourth ct, Z. +. Hanf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

ppes VINO prepared that 6Hamios ION
that they could not ssand 20 per cent.
Interest, or he woald give the city
money enough to build o school house
In the Twelfth ward.
The attention OF the audience WAS
now drawn 10 . scene betw cen Massey
and Foulk. Massey seemed to think
Foulk was finding fault with him for
not keeping order, and WAS inviting
that gentleman to the chair.
Mr.. Magaw Thought It was not the
place to hold examinations.
Harry Appleby was called and sworn.
Graham asked: 'Oi what branch OF
science 10 algebrs?"
Witness did not know.
Graham then made tho answer that II
Was . branch of mathematics.
The witness refused to snswer fur
tber questions, aud the COMMITTEES by
this time began to sec how rio leu Ions il
was to hold IN examination under
oath.
The committee refused to hear fur.
ther evidence Of this kind.
Graham stated that he had offered
evidence, bus they had shut the door In
his face. He invited the committee to
come to the High School and judge for
themselves.
The com mmittee then decided to I'd :
journ until next Monday morning IT 8
o'clock, when they will proceed 70 the
High School In . body to investigate
the charge OF ineficisncy preferred by
Graham against the lady teachers.
ACT III.
Directly after the com pit:ee had ad
journed. James 81. Morgan appeared In
the room and began to chow letter tt
the reporters and some mem bers of tbt
committee. Mr. Graham being near
the letter was shown to him Il was !
letter from Pripceton College.
| Mr.. Morgan remsrked, "There you
are; read that"
find out?"
Morean-That you s.ndied chem istry
one year instead of four, rs you testi
fed.
Graham examining the letter )-Thi
10 the proseD, course.
Morgar-Oh, NO: IL says tie course o
Thomas Lindley Graham. who gratu
atsd 1868
Grsham-You're the great ctemica
expert.
| "otyhn- Ou &c tun kEett Auiuihb
Further conversation between thl
two was prevented by the crowd gath
ering around and almost smoiherirJ
the speakers. Graham left
The letter In question Ia from H. N
VapDyke, the Dean OF Pripceton Col
lsge. 1t shows that Graham took
thorough course, but that he studieS
chemistry but one year, instead Of fou
ss he testified.
During the evening the boys, who "
said before acted like Indiass, applaud
ed whatever remark Grsham made
They engaged In conversation aDt
lsnghter during the whole session
Afser the performance was over the.
gathered Ground bin, and when tn
dialogue In the second act oceurre,
they made euch remarks as "He's al
right" and gave yelJs of satisfaction a
every sharp remark made by him
They seemed TO regard Graham o
"besp big chlet." This crowd doe
Mr.. Graham's canse more harm thai
most anything thst could be done.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Notice.

II yeu want q good picture OF the
winning yacht, Volunteer, cheap 60 to
Ysr1er's art gallery, 4i9 shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Five Good Thines;

Buokwheat, mince meat, crsnberries,
homipy and honey, fresh ct Lynch 8
Leary's store, N. W. corner Fourth and
Madison.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

When baby vas sics, We gave her Csstoria,
When she wsg q Ch,id she cried Tor Castoria
When she becarne Mise, Giie chung to Gastoris
wHen she had Uhildr,n, she gave tnem Gas
TO >ttn.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Look at the windows OF 220 King and
GIT Market streets, and be convinced
that this fall the millinery goods
brought to Wilmington are as fine and
varied a. can be seen In any Of the larger
cities, New York lot excepted. Mrs.
Jacobs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Persons In want of fall clothing
would do well by selecting salt from
Ash, the merchant tailor, 706 Market
street,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Give Ash, the merchant tailor, a
call for your fall suits. 705 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Millinery palaces GIT Market and 800
King streets, the place for fine milli.
merry Examine the fall novelties. Mrs.
Jacobs
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

New milk, 6 cents;skim milk, 8 cents
butter milk, 4 cents; cream, 20 cents
butter, IS csuts; whipped cream, -.
CREAMERY, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Select, your fall suit from Ash, tht
merchatt tailor, 705 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Best pIace 10 get beef, mutton or veal
IL OF LEVEL. stall IL, City Market.
Telephone al.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Stop that coughing; II you do not, It
may kill you. A bottle Of d.. Bulls
Cough Syrup only costs you 25 cents,
and its timely use may save Your life.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Bush's, French street wharf is the place
to buy your coal,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

For good coal go to Bush's, French
6treet wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
ISargaini

To dispose of the large stock Of mon q.
ments, tombstones and tablets, made
expressly for this fall's trade. among
which are come Of the finest and hand
soonest tombs, we viii Offer them at lees
than cost price In order to make room
for improvements. This Ia an oppor
tunity to get Q great bargain, % the
stock will be sold. Smiths marble and
granite works, Tenth and Tatnall
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
60 To

Taylor b Fullerton's. No. 300 King
street, for puye drugs of all desorip.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Call snd see our fiue feathers and
faucs, 220 King and GIT Market streets
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

For fall clothipG 60 to Ash. the mer-
chant tailor, 7o5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Special Mention.
a Pretty womaa.s Secret.


LOOK YOUNG a. long ~ you can,
prevent tendency to wrinkles or ageinR
Of the skin by using LEAURRLLE
OIL. Elegant for clearing complexion,
rough skin, ohapped face or hands.
Keeps she hands and face soft and
smooth. Preserves . youthful, plump
cosci,ion Of the features. Only sub.
stance existing that will prevent or
arrest tendency TO wrinkles. An elegant
dressing and preservAtive tonic for the
relie OIL. S1.00 at druggists.
Year Dishes, Glassware, Windows
made clear - crystal with "RouRh on
Dirt" 6uds or soap should not be used.
II you would have them clear, pure,
clean and bright, without odor or taste
Of soap, use "Roueh on Dirt" loo. and
25c packages. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

For dry Roods-Grsuor q Oe,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
|l)RESS GOODS BARGAIN.

b tnas 3o'inch Cocheco Printed Brocades in beau
|ta This is heavy cotton fabric and especially
dor Sear at the present time. Price cents yard,
d CT p:n. A great deal for the money
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
HANDKERCHIEF BARGAIN

L; dozens AllLinen Embroidered Initial Handker-
mhundried and slightly soied, otherwise perfectly
price IA cents each. The handkerchief without
Embroidery, is worth about 20 cents. We have them
b following letters: A, c, D, +, G. H, J, X, L, M,
Now don't wait until they are all gone and then
(ew for your disappointment.
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Ant lon s ales.

- ,n,n "a mo hgbest ia
property when Offered together according Is shs
aggregate che bid for all The sad properties
araie BIDS wse offered separately provided sneh
sum shall be divided between te several % @ M
SAID prOpere Offered separately shall bear 70 eass
Of ali as whole .-s '.D 80, -, ;. 81, %,
less than million dollars and the Commissioner will r.jees
any bid or bids Tor said properties separately or tosethe
Before bid for said properties soi under this decree VIII
S SS the person PERSONS making such I'D deposit WIN
him. him. sum II cash. equal to per o. the Whole amount
e @ S % esS q & S below ss ha e. hAn
tie sale shall have been made by the Commits
for conTmaton further certifying q the Courts tho said
ons The provide that any
Did shall be By ns c anS dn party
orders the made or TO be made with respect hereto
Piled the payment q resale and the q
TINS. TINS c onsS Sr tue p"''"' VI '"'
In bid shall be rejected by the Court the deposits
The PARTS The DEGREES following published for the in
II any 6s shall be accented and confirmed by ths
o anf S a %aEng such bids shall perform
conditions as the Court saa accept as b op s
shall purchaser dee Is Of convey
a anSs 1t this s decree"
hereapon the complainant herein to W.T. me s ss
mortgage dated October 1881 in the said
odwsn Trustees IN said mortgage dated April 1881 shall
10 md form
hasers ali their interest az Trustees and
U a. sold Nv said 10 said purchaser
~ ~ n n,'rah osors or anv or them
any bid shall be accepted approved by the
Conr Inc Marty making the same Shall deposit
nos ory as the Court shall additional cash
mepI as the Court require MAKE such further cash
de,osits as may be ordered by the COnrt."
further that after the purchasers aforesaid
shall the Cont shall ORDER
shall have the right to discharge the re-
sues OF bonds is say BY using the bonds
cured mortgage dated October 1881 to make
property described in said mortgage and the
property heenDeore to be subject 10 the Lien
said aud the bonds secured by the afores
dated April 1881 and July 1883 to make pay'
the property described in the said several mort.
and the property herenDeoIe mentioned as SUBJECT 10
the lien Of the said morgages All SAID bonds and coupons
received making the payments 10 which they may
be applied respectively according 10 their rights OF lien np'
hereinbeOre denned NJ
alton will equivalent 10 ~ dstributve share applicable
thereto II the whole sum mad 0eeD pati III cas.
NJ sad lines OF road and property the
sarv 10 Iischa Al claims debts and demands equltablY
ehsrgeabe aga e the preference sand bonds or
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GALE OF STATE LANDS.

The State OF Nebraska will sell at public auction on Friday
June 1887 10 w. and succeeding days at the wesy
the Capitol building IN the city OF Lincoln all ne
lots lying said city OF Lincoln belonging 10 SAID St@e
IN number. Terms OF salei
Each lot sold for 500 or less cash . 49,.
equal ayment and two at per cen, 40
Number of lots and appraised value may Us pginS. ~
once OF the Commissioner OF Public Lands sho ounns~S
the efhce OF the secretary OF state
Date, April 90 1887. p,us,nr.
~ oiaoi VI D'~'~ Va ~ q. L. LAWS, secretary
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citp propsrtp 60 Esi.

TOR RENT.-Three new four-story, ,! ndR3
dweinss 2Cass WIN arv respec ethav. Bouis-
ynr and iiUtH at, decorated desired viii DO
n drst-clasa tenant private families only. - ~ ~N'
owner, room, 10. Times buiIamE
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SAINT PAUL AID DULUTH RAILROAD co. !
OFFICE or THT SECRETARY AID IHEAsthEh I
ST. PAU, MINI. MAY II, 1887
rTNUE ANNTTAT MEETING, of the stock

't'HE ANNUAL NEE llNr OF the sloth-
holders The 81 Paul aud Duluth Railroad Company,
and consideration OF the res0ln
lion Board OF directors February 1871
ana below aud tbs transaction OF such other bn-
brought before the meeting. WIN 20 heh az
office the In the ctV or ~ raul MhhtsOh
on Monday, June %, 1857 at u o'clock noon
Tho transfer looks will be closed At y M on Saturday,
May H. ana reOpened on Friday, June "a 1881
The resolution above ref rrod 10 u As follows.
Resolved pedient and necessary for the rapidly
Increasing business of this COMPANY explained by tho
president that should have additional terminal facilities,
equipment tracks and that the grades and curves OF no
road should be reduced and other necessary Improvement be
possible oil involving an estimated erponi-
Of the ensuing Two or three years OF mp
sum or procure additional facilities equipment aud I'M
Is recommended that there De uuDleh 10 mo
aiockholers the annual meeting Tho following pro-
DOS 10 ons 10 adoption of moro Of them
Frs-The temporary application OF the income from lands
and stumpage necessary improvements
SecOud-Te increase and sale oi The common STOCK AT not
par full provided In the articles OF IN
corporation plan OF reorganization namely SIX
million dollars, being increase OF nearly TWO million dol
lars.
Thlrd-Authnrze tho BOar OF Directors 10 borrow two
million dollars upon mortgage bonds OF the company
FOuTtb-Assrnt ZauOn OF terminal
like furnish such terminals. equipment,
facilities the stock OF which shall be owned
by authority 10 the Board OF directors
OF the principal and interest OF
said terminal other 10 the anounto Two million
dollars
PHILIP Z HARRIS. Secretary.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY }
PIER root or CASAi-5r. NORTH RIVER
NEwYoHK. May ~ 1887 )

THE FORIIETH ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il stockholders OF the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY will b. held at the ONCE OF tho COMPANY pier
Canalst North River IN the CITY OF New YORK, on
Of II noon and n NJ for the election Of Directors aud the
transaction such other business may properly come
onlcc OF the Union Ernst Company On WfDNkhDAf, the
18th day OF MAY 1887 3 and will reopen
THURSDAY The 2Gth day May 1897. at 10 O'Clock
W. III. Ian h. Secretary,
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OFFICE OF THE
DAYTON g. IROMT0N n. R. co.
DAYTON. o.. May l. 1887.
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE DAYTON Il
LRONTON HAILROAD COMPANY

lRONTON RAILROAD tOMPANfi
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant 10 the statute
in such case malo provided meeting OF the
holders Dayton and lrOnon Railroad Company will be
held at tho company the CITY Of Dayton state
OF Ohio Oh OF May 1887 IL O'Clock for
the purpose considering and voting the joint
meut OF tho said Dayton Railroad Company and
Dayton railroad Company and tho directors
thereof consolidation of said companies AMI their rail
road. franchises properes &C. pursuant 10 the statutes In
such provided and the terms conditions
and considerations in said agreement OF consolidation
pressed for the purpose OF calling such other
meeting stockholders doing snch other acts and things
may requisite proper and such consol
idation and the proceedings 10 efcctuato the same
By order OF the Board OF DIrectors.
WILLIAM c. BOONE,
Secretary.
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Nem CIVILIZATIONS.
"AN ORIGINAL AND DELIGHTFUL
STORY
THE STORY OF
A NETWORK HOUSE.

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Burners story the fist Of tho century
pcturesQuey set before u.s. and in he treatment
coves the grace and strength which denote the
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-tNew.York Evening Post
s decidedly OF the artistic successes Of the year,
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"Mr Burner made admirable contribution 10 the
literature the season. has given archaeological
wordpicture Of New.York truthful and charm
ing"-[New-York Journal OF Commerce.
by all booksellers sent postpaid receipt Of
price by
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NKw.YoRK MUTUAL TELEgRAPH CoMrAsY(
ENECUIIyE OFFICE. 10 BHoaprT. Z
Nav. YoRK. May 10. lSs7)
rVNHE Annual Election by the Stockholders or
i this Company eleven Directors Will be held at tho
tho COMPANY 30 l6 Btoadst New'fotk CITY on
Tuesday, the Slst day 81 May. 1851
polls Will be open from IL ~ 10 p m
The transfer closed will be rcopcncd on
Wednesday tho l- dav OF June, 1881 and viii DO cOscl
gain Friday June J.
' ~ O. +. PECK. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-17

state OF NewYork County OF NewYOrk. ssi ], Fredk H.
Schenck cashier the above named bank, do soomny
swear that statement true 10 tho best VI my
e FRRDK. d. sCHENCK Cashier.
Subscribed and ~ this ION day OF May
1887. 49,. =, r A. IA. ID u &c - y:
N HENRY r. KNEELAND.)
EN- LEHMAN Directors.
John.
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auction Sales of Rral Gsiaie.

A UCTI0N SALE of Orange n j., property,
~ improved and unimproyed' saturday May ~ p ~: on
me gIonh4s Without d v vssr" 70 Won NV
tans IA miles from New York 3mnuIes rom station:
Mitchell GouIds Estate +. g. WlLBEKr Auetoneer
JAMES l.. WELLS, Auctioneer
Trustees sale Estate william B.ity deceased Real e.
i" 3DAvE " F. CORNER l34rH.sT,
Nos 2i3S 244O 2442 each estory frame stores ana
~" bath ST. NOS 4s5 49,
each two story and basement frame dwellings and lots abb
JO"'"s "''''' 135rH.sr. NOS 467 TO AL.
lot 50Nloo and old buildings loo feet vest OF Sd'ave
l44TH.Sr, No. 55l.
twostory and Frencr)of dwelling and lot 25NlO0 near
station - - - ~
south side 400 feet east OF Couanav % per cent can
Title perfect and morcan Real Es
TIDE Guarantee 90 free OF cost to eieh
Dupre attorney Broadway auconeer 80 lberyst
AVM. REYNOLDS BROWN. Auctioneer,
VIII sell at Auction.
AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Nos 80 to Is Lberty-st,
TUESDAY. May II. 1887. at y m.
SIX VALUABLE LOTS
on grade ready for building.
bath ST. near WILLIs-AVE.
This street is severed cqrbst gutteed haggea has gas
mains and Is handsomely improved Lots re-
strictcd as 10 nuisances ~ ,..,
0A' WV VERY EASY TERMS.
TO per cent on mortgage at per cent
ForRTTE EsS1 cfo Hef hiS6rs
to be 70 ngisanees and title guaran.
Title Guarantee a and Trust t Company
Ssd cr ss q s1RS ers to Sd assed and
nents paid.
lots Gs ready pr immediate T building PR CENT
High ground commanding view OF East River convenient
and rapid transit For maps and ap
~ Auctioneer. lac Broadway.
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1nsirurtion.

For Young Ladies-City.
TINE HARVARD EXAMINATIONS, LOT
WOMEN Will lie held in Newfots on Sn9 o. 81 Vest
and Q For Information apply TO the SEOI'E - W."
12thst, New. York.
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Mem Publications.
x r. PUTNAM's SONS.
p and 90 West 23d.st. New.York.
hav. now ready

HOW TO TRAVEL. Hints. Advice and Suggestions to
Travellers by Land Globe BY Thomas W.
Knox author Of life OF Fulton Marco Polo and HIS
Travels decisive Battles Waterloo etc Revised
edition. l6mo 81.
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For Roth Sexes

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Boy, AMI Young Msn CITY.

BovJ AMI ou1S NSn VIOY'
A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
n IobIe information free mailed for postage ~
r r. AVERY Amin school Bureau West l4l1se. y. /:
TNHE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL and
amy and Day prepares boys io Des Drawing
and iis practcal application TO Industrial All
Elmer T. PHI lLLIPS. NJ. A. % East Ooths1, y. -
INV ERSITY GRAMMAR SCbOOL, 49,,
T,,vpy Ger zcf.tt.zfth Inn airy COM
ard instruction nt6of ID NJ. ,o
IY w l. AKIN. PIN. n. I. ben DhIe oo-> 'eo>--,
VD00DRRIDGF SCHOOL. 80 East 45th-st.
w Nscientiac classical senior junior, primary terms
as 10 $500
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5nantidl.
DOND SALE

pOND SALE. 49,. w. ~,
ID OPEN BIDS win be received at the Court House Cold
water Michigan up three o'clock MONDAY AFTERNOON
June g. 1897 $4,000 per cent bonds 10 be ssnn .F
House. Bonds are descrDe1 as iOhO"s
Dated March l. 1887: 81 900 interest paya 10
annually in York cry; due $1,000 March J. ISsy
S0 900 March 1890: $4,000 March J. 1881 ana slOOOO
March 1892 The Of Supervisors hold the power to
S' JAMES r. DICKEY,
Clerk Board OF Supervisors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-17

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF HE
Ia MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF TIE
| CRY OF NEW.YORK," at the close OF business. May
| IL, 1887: 1..,.1..o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-17

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC. at New
York OF NewYorK at the close OF business May
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-14
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
A Halt Called ON Certain Practices.

Washington Special: Lieut.. Gov. Rice
of minnesota has written letter to Secre
tary Lamar informing him that the land
officers at Benson are allowing ignorant
persons, mostly foreigners, to file and To-
cate upon certain lands within the grant
OF the Manitoba railroad which already
have been certified to the state and by the
state to the road. These lands are what
are known as "place lands'-that Is, OF
the grant aud not indemnity lands
and why the local land officers should al
low settlers to file on them. knowing them
to be withdrawn from settlement, rather
mystified the secretary. He addressed
a note to Commissioner Sparks instructing
him to inquire OF the officers by telegraph
their reasons for allowing these settlements
and to withdraw all such filings at once.
There are now before the department over
1900 applications from settlers to
file on granted and indemnity
lands OF railroads within the Benson and
Worthington land district, most of which
have been rejected by the local officers and
appealed to the commissioner. Under the
proposed plan of rectangular adjustment
OF grants which the commissioner adopted
year or more ago, few entries were
allowed, but as the secretary oversuled
this plan some months ago these entries
will have to be relinquished.